davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

PTrTsBURG, July ia UniOntOWn, Pa
special says: When the miners at West Leis-
enring were on their way to work this morn
ing, party of Hungarian strikers assaulted
them with stones. Pinkerton' men fell into
line at once and the ''Huns'' fed, but not
before one Of them had been knocked down
and severely beaten with the butt
end of rife by detective.
The wounded man was taken to
UniOntoWn by his friends and an informa-
ton for assault lodged against his assailant-
Superintendent Leggar, of the West Leisen-
ring Mines says the prompt action Of the
PiHkertOn guards alone prevented a serious
riot. Warrants viii be issued for the arrest
Of the Huns who we're IN the fracas and
lively times are expected when the attempt
Is made to arrest them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Boulangsr Creates a sensation.

Paris, July 16.-United States Minister
Mclean viii sail for New YORK on the 3Oth
inst
BOulanger has written a letter to Deputy
Law thanking him for his expressions Of at
tachment and friendship, which. he saws. are
becoming rare. Continuing, the letter says
the writer viii do his duty despite the hatred
and detection Of former friends. 1t is suf-
hcleut for him to remain friends with those
who wish France respected, and who place
their country above party intrigues. He him
self has but one aim, to proclaim to French
men they can and must raise their heads and
assume an attitude becoming a great people.
The letter has caused a sensation in the
chamber of deputies. 1t is reported that the
general viii be called to account for il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
$3.50 IN ADVANCE

Wichita sent a large delegation of
teachers to the National Teachers
association at Chicago.
The Wichita steam stone works. near
the corner OF Water and Tenth streets,
are approaching completion.
Two carloads of cement are used every
day in the various works Of improvement
now In progress In Atchison.
The court house cupols at Jetmors
was struck by lightning last Saturday,
but no particular damage done.
The Winfield board Of education has
added vocal music to the course OF in
stTuetion Of the city schools Of that town.
A meeting was held at Columbus to
insugUrste measures for an exhibition
at the KansRs City exposition in the fall.
Emporia people talk o. building q
100000 court house in place of the
zone nearly ruined by fire and lightning.
Two hundred acres near Fort Riley
are to be laid ont in a park. An accom-
Plished landscape gardner will be en-
plOyed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Nay Liquidate in Fun.

GALvEsroN, July 18.-The firm OF Kauf-
man & Runge have transferred all its prop
making $253, SEQ, to secure her claim against
the firm for that amount. julius Runge
arrived home from New York this morning,
and WIS inaccessible. 1t Is thought
the house viii be able to hquidate the losses
IN full Owing 70 MIR. Runge being presi-
dent of the First National bank and director
of the Island Savings bank, IL was predicted
that g run would be made this morning on
the repositories. This did not occur, the de-
positors being assured that neither bank was
involved.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
A Hern Rsuarded

NEW YoRx, July 15.-Frank Robinson, the
cOlord hero who saved the lives of nine per
sons who were aboard the yacht Mystery
when she capsized in Jamaica bay on Sun.
day, IS to be presented with a gold medal by
the WindWard club, as a testimonial TO his
bravery. The club which has taken the first
step toward reWarding Robinson Is com
posed of business men of this city who sal
their boats IN Jamaica bay. Robinson has
sailed away on the schooner to Whichhe be
longs. He was last heard from at Peril
Amboy, n. j. A fund is also being collected
for the brave negro, which 1t is thought vii
be sWelled to gOOdly proportions. Congress
man Cox, in letter enclosing $40 for the
dition, politics or color. Our federal law
makes no distinction between its benefac-
tors. Divine law is the model Of all such ben
efactiOns."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
BsuIanger Createg a Sensation.

Paris, July 16.-United States Minister
Mclean viii sail for New YORK on the Both
inst.
Boulanger has written a letter to Deputy
Law thanking him for his expressions of at
tachment and friendship, which, he says, are
becoming rare. Continuing, the letter says
the writer will do his duty despite the hatred
and detection Of former friends. 1t is suf-
hCient for him to remain friends with those
who wish France respected, and who place
their country above party intrigues. He him
self has but one aim, to proclaim to French
men they can and must raise their heads and
assume an attitude becoming a great people.
The letter has caused a sensation in the
chamber Of deputies. 1t is reported that the
general win be called 10 accOunt for II
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 13.-If a cordial IN
during the autumn he will certainly come.
A committee, of which Governor Knott
Of Kentucky, is chairman and which IS
organizing a great industrial and COM
tOber, held a meeting to-day and
will in a few days forward to the
president pressing invitations from
the committee from the governor, from
the city authorities of Louisville
and the board Of trade and all important
civic organization. The invitation Is for
Thursday, October 4, but it Is very well un-
derstOOd that they viii be pleased to have
the president at any date that viii be con
Venient for him
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

Which WIN AReet the Final Proof
Many Entrymen.

Which WIN AReet the Final Proof Of
Many Entrymen.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July IA general
principle Of long standing and considerable
Importance in the administration of public
land matters is reafirmed by Acting Secre-
tary MuldrOW in his ruling upon the case Of
james Young, a homestead entryman
Of Salt Lake City. Its pur-
port Is that no amount of cul-
tivation and improvement and no showing
of good faith in other respects can atone for
lack Of actual residence upon the land
sought to be secured and that even actual
residence does not give validity to the claim
except IN SO far as 1t shows an intention to
make such residence permanent beyond the
requirement Of title. Young had cultivated
fifty acres Of his claim, constructed irriga-
ton and built a house IN which he person
ally lived. bis improvements were valued
lily remained on the place owned
by him half a mile distant and
1t was evident that he designed abandon
ing his new claim as place of residence as
soon as he had made ms title secure.
A contest was made by one Van Ostrum, a
professional contestant, who proposed gain
ing some rights and selling them out. The
officers and the commissioner decided for
Young and against Van Ostrum. The sec
rotary orders modification of the decision,
saying that while Van 0strum cannot as
sumo any rights IN the matter, the govern
ment IS not stopped from action and he di-
reefs the cancellation Of Young's claim.
The principle influences the decision IN the
case Of T. Young, a hOmesteader of Huron,
OAK He had three years of military service
to his credit and was not required to live
more than two years on his claim. He left
his family in Illinois and only spent half his
time on the claim. rendering a matter of
doubt whether he ever changed his residence
from Illinois. The local officers held his
final proof to be sufficient, but the commits
siOuer reversed the finding and held the en-
try. The acting secretary gives the claim
ant the benefit of the doubt and inasmuch
as there Is no adverse claimant, orders that
he be given another opportunity to furnish
final proof of his entry.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market.
kANsAs CITY JuIY 19. 1851.

Kansas City Grain and Produce Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 19. 1887.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Yery dull Nothing except in mixed
Quotations are for established brans in car
lots per half barrel in sacks as follows; AK, l5i
Xxx, 859DQ, family. 81 O091 105 choice 81 8JB
40 fancy, 81 5oS1 SIS patent SleQg2 co. rye,
81 S09t1 so. From city mills 25C higher.
WaEAT-Receipts ct regular elevator 5,55J
last report $40 bushels; Withdrawal g, since
bushels, leaving stock in store reported 70 the
board Of t1ads Today sS,023.
The market on change was nominal!
/ No. red winter-CGsh, 64o bid, Csc asked;
July, Csc bid Go asked; August. 10 cars at
66te; September, 60c bid, no Offering.
last reports, 492 bushels and Withdrawals 1904
bushels leaving stock in store as reported TO ths
board OF trade to-day, 1a9 s45 bushels.
The market on change was steady.
2 cash, s01e bid sOzlo asked; July, so5sc bid,
September, S1ze bid, 8254e asked; the year 2s5zc
bid, 26c aszedi May, SOC bid. sic asked.
OAIS-ko- cash, 28c bid, Zsc askedi
June 29 bids 2454c asked; July, q 80 bid, 2l5ze
askeds August, 2l5sC bid. pc aslledi Septembe9,
pc bid, 225Se asked. Rejected cash, 1sc bid,
RYECNo. ? cash, -car acc; July 4l9z
45e asked; August, z054c bid, 445zc asked
cash, no b. d nor offerings.
POULTRY Iiys-SpFing chieEens. 81 75@
a. q, Old hens, s. 55i ROSTERS g CO.
BUIIER-tirn, creamery, fancy lscs good
nc. hne dairy, 1sci store pa ked, l0alsci
-Fif@-Nsw, q 5o6s 90. Old-Faney
small bald, g so; large baled, $ 90.
OIL CAKE-Per 100 lbs, sacked. 81 .; 81 90
per ton free on board cars Car lOts. So 20 per
ton
CORN AIEAL-Grsen. 75ei dried. SOC; chop
yellow B2c bulk. 67c sacked.
SKIPPING STUEF-Bulk- 58955c.
FLAASEED-85e.
BRAN-Bulk. $50, sacked, CSC.
CAS- OR BEAN6-Sl ..
HIDE5-Dry flint. No. i, per pound, 12of No.
2 TO-; dry flint and stays, I0c; dry sailed
No. 1. 12c; No. . 9cs green salted, No. i, 77zo;
No. 2 Sc; gresn ssltsd BON and stag, SIC; green
] VI j "a
aheep elts. dried. SGs11c per Do.
WOULl-ALIasuul uuWaGled, laaVFr Z ne l14
18cs Ight dne, 18cs medium, z2es2zcs medium
cumbing. Z2a24cs coars8 combing. zotlZlcs low
and carpet, 15GI7c. Kansas and Nebraska, heavy
tub washed, choice medium, "a i5c; nEe zlls 35Gs
dingy ana low, I7l18.
CHEEsE-We Quots= Full cream, l0si
fats. &c; Young America, 1I1sc; Kansas 10c.
BROOM CORN-Quotati0ns; Hurl. ICES self
working, 697s common Sc crooked. 3A8Ac-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Damaglng IestImonY.

kansas CITY, July ia special from
Olathe, Kan, gives an account of the pre-
iminary examination Of Mrs. u. D. Tenni-
son, who Is charged with poisoning her hus-
band The attending physician testified to
finding q white substance IN the bottom of a
glass, used by Mr.. IennisOn during his i'll
ness. He thought it was arsenic. Other
damaging evidence was introduced against
the defendant to the effect that Mrs. Tenni-
son had said that if her husband died she
he lived she might not get any. He was worth
over 100000. Mrs. IeuuisOn is over 60
years of age. The examination is not yet
ended
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
a HofeI ConEnmen.

MONMOUTH, Hot SPRINGS, WEO., July H.
The hotel at Norris Geyser Basin, National
park. burned last night at 8 o'clock, catch
ing fire from an attic chimney. Much OF
the furniture, carpets and silver was saved.
Manager Waters telegraphs that he fed all
tourists tO-da and viii have a temporary
building ready for guests III three days, 50
that there viii be no interruption of travel
through the park. Next to the big hotel at
this point, that at Norris was the best In the
park, being a three story frame building
erected last year. The total loss Is about
$50 600. insurance small
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
-. 80 Iniured.

CARBOEDALE, III, July 16.-While Mrs.
John A. Logan, in company with Mrs.
Campbell, of this city, was out riding yes
terday the horse they were driving became
embankment. Mrs. Logan, IN attempting
TO jump, caught her foot and was thrown IN
der the horse, sustaining 2 severe scalp
wound. and her left arm and side were bad
Iy bruised. A doctor was called Who pro
nOunced the wounds quite serious but not
necessarily dangerous.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

ST. LOUIS, July 16.-MayOr Francis this
morning appointed a committee TO carry the
invitation TO President Cleveland to visit
the city of st. Louis during the fail fesh-
Vgt1es. On this committee were the preEl-
dentsof the various associations having In
charge the fall festivities, many prominent
citizens representing union soldiers, eX-GOn-
f6derates and business men. The cclored
citizens are represented by one of their
race. The delegation viii start next Satur
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Riued bv IIehtnine

NAsHvIILE, Tenn, July 13.-Rev. Lewis
Burch, Rev. Sherd Guthrie, Rev. EmanUe
Orr, George Hannah, Mrs. Lewis Burch
Hencher Terry and two daughters anC
Thomas Rogers, all cOlOred, were struck by
lightning and killed at Mount Pleasant yes
terday. They were returning from the funera
of Harriet Terry when they met their fate
They sought shelter from the rain under
large oak, which was struck and all fell dead
Three other negroes IN the vicinity Wert
severely shocked.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
E.rdinand OmcIeIIZ -NntIasd.

vienna, July 15.-Princs Ferdinand to
day received a delegation sent officially to
notify him of his election to the Bulgarian
throne. In his reply he saids ''If should
follow my hearts impulse / would hasten to
Bulgaria and put myself at the head of the
nation, but the prince elected ruler OF Bull
garia must respect the treaties. Such res
pect. VIII increase the strength Of the Bulga-
ran government and assure the grandeur
and prosperity Of the nation"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Inter Oceans Ilo-
ganspOrt, Ind, special says: A dispatch
dated Fort Worth, Tex, received to-day
from Deputy Sheriff Stanley, who was de-
tailed from here to trace the notorious
their capture. One Of the two brothers is
the murderer Of Miss Lucia Rabbit, whose
disappearance was so long q newspaper
theme. Ihs other Of the Greens Is also q
murderer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
nav I,ine to yaIIev FaIIs.

VAIIE1 FAILS, July 16.-Ata specialmeet-
ing of the city council tonight the right OF
way through the city was granted to the Kan
sas City, WyandOtts & Northwestern rail
road company. The grading is progressing
rapidly, and cars will be running between
this place and Kansas City within six weeks
Valley Falls has submitted a proposition to
the projectors Of the road for the location OF
the car shops here, and the proposition has
been faYorably considered BY them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Kansas NEWS.
FsIIAmnnr Fakira.

WELLINGTON, KAN, July 16.-Eastern credi-
tors of G. F. COlver, merchant tailor Of this
city, who left ten days ago for Canada, Os-
tensibly on visit to his brother, were tele
his stock. COlver lately fell into the tolls of
gamblers, and was heeced of all his worldly
wealth, about 81, 800. He stood well IN COM
muuitY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
a - EndoIsnent-Recommended.

PTrEsBURa, Pa, July I3.-The session Of
the Union Council OF American Hebrew con
gr6gatlons this morning was taken mp In the
reading Of reports Of the standing commit
tees. The finance committee reported that the
expenses of Union college, at Cincinnati,
exceeded the income slightly and recon-
mend that an enjoyment Of 100000 be
raised 20 place the college on g fFm fcr7da-
zion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
CHARGED with Seduction.

WELLINGTON, KAN, July 16.-Sherih Pey-
ton, Of Burton county, Missouri, assisted
by Sheriff Jones, of this county, yesterday
evening arrested near Belle PLANE, this
county, Ira Wheeler, who Is wanted in Bur
ton county for alleged seduction. He was
jailed here last night, and taken to Mis-
souri, this morning
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
----- - IL .. ..

CATTLE-Receipts 2 OlO head, shipments, CPS
lead. Market WIS weak and 5GlOc lower
Good to choice $ 65G8 so common TO medium
$ 209S o. stockers, s. 1592 60; fs ding steers.
s. 65@s 10; grass Texas steers s. 2548 80; COVE
81 5a62 so
HO6SReoeipts. SAN head; shipments 1.E62
head. Markst weak aud s. lover.
Good to choice, 8 SOS AS common to medium
e5 QlGih p: sEipa and pi 81 60 O084 so.
GHELP-Racsipts 40 helds shipments us
head. MaEEst vas STEADY. Good % choice
g elS4 5oi common 70 medium. o112 75.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

CoNsrA,5u2l0rLz, July i6.-Sir Henry
DIuInl-uLil Wolff, English envoy. who was
ordered TO leave Constantinopls upon the
sultan refusing 70 sign the Egyptian con
Fsutio1, has started Tor London.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

BzR1uz, July 1s.-Dr. Mckenzie, for sar.
vices 70 the crown prince covering two VS.
Its TO Germany and treatment In England
g voted e2;625. The patient g Ese0YsEinE
rapidly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

UTICA, n. Y, July 16.-An accident hap
pened to the presidents train tonight while
running from Clayton to Alder Greek. The
tram was brought to a stop before the presi-
dents party became aware that there was an
accident. The engineer had his hand on
the whistle to blow for Stiles
Crossing, when the connecting bar to the
forward driver on the right hand side of the
engine broke and hurled the huge piece of
steel revolving with terrible velocity, tearing
out one side of the cab and ripping up
the ties and the ground as the en-
gins rushed along A hugh fracture
was made in the boiler and steam escaped in
volumes. The president, when informed of
the affair, said he thought there was some
thing serious the matter when he saw the
clouds of steam. Reilly, the engineer.
who had saved his fireman by forcing
him on the top Of the cab, was
found lying alongside his engine dead.
After the instructions were given to care for
the dead engineer the presidents car was
attached 70 an express train which had come
up by this time and taken to Alder Greek,
where President and Mrs Cleveland and
others OF the party left the car. 1t was then
midnighE,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23
OFF FOR THE 81. LAWRENCE.

rhs Presidential Party Spend a Day
Among the Thousand Islands.
UTICA, N. Y, July 16.-The special train
which conveys the presidential party to the
Thousand Islands left Utica at a. M, &C
companied by Assistant Superintendent
Hammond. Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild
boarded the train at Utica this morning. At
by Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, Mr..
Leamans and wife, brOther-in-laW and sister
of the president, and Miss Carrie and Miss
Mary L. Hastings, President Cleveland's
nieces.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
ssEHAmpss powKn.

ma New Yerk Tysbsas Of Friday n
sseakfna ef TIE eAanas IN The psssi-
6sney Of the Oregon = TsansoOnttnsnt-
al ays: IA has been snRgeslsd has
Wizard woaid iaks The psssidsnsy 81
ihs Oregon 3 Trnnsaontlnensal CON
pany, ~ be- might have taksn THAI Of
ihs Nosthsrn pneshe."
This Il . coFsoboFstion Of NE stats-
manl published b. she PoaF-IxTHlaz-
nnaGEn, and b u exclusively, several
months eco 70 NE eeecA thai vlllard
had hssn offered the pEssidsney Of NE
NorfheFn Paslne ~ . unanimous vois
Of shs trustees and had ssolined 10 &C.
cert ths trust.
q Il further stated that Willard vas
vehsmsniiy urged 70 assspt the prssi-
aancy Of the Oregon companies. bua Do
esined 70 90 -. naming sidney Dillon
q bic stead. Dillon h Q member Of ths
unsnn Pasiis party. and be d IL favor
Of shai hearty oo-opssaiion between the
Northsrn and Union Pacific railroad,
~ veil % with the 0seeon companies.
whish Nj. Willard hes lAboFed 70 bring
abouk His sisosion - he presidency
Of the Oseeun a TsAnsonniinsniai Il q
elsas manifestation Of NE power sxsE-
oissd By NJ. Willard 10 the aRalrs u
ahat company.
Al ofthsss things attest The correct.
ness u ths statement made Two months
ago b. The Pour-IHEEEGsuEROss 70 Ne
esect thai Mr. Wizards power in he
Northern Pasfae and in The Oregon
eompanias was really. Il not OatenslbIy.
g EFsai e. Il was avs ysars ESQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27


one Fl Ne witness for ths dsfsnss b
~ trial Of John Mess. NE anafshist.
whlsh Is nov IL progress 81 New Tors,
swore that be Ga not hnow vhsihsg Ne
Uniisd Hiaiss vas monasshy o. . re-
vublle. And. ysa, tkis man calls him
MI dlscipls d anaEehy and aeiiaiss
for Shs svsrsbrsw Of . e0vsrnmaai
aboal watch be knows 20 mofs than -
does Of abe aoveFnmsnt Of paFsdiss.
Htlssneh men who 81 TIE ranks es
he anazehisls, socialists hsd ether o.
ponenfs q Ne srisalne oEdsr 81 things
They disfarb the peass Of paopla
whene assl impulses lhsy ere ineapAtas
81 sndsrIsandina and plot Tor Ne sssr-
tkrsw Of Ropernmeni Of ne very M
auss II which thsy ere iEnoEans. Il b
. quesiIon whslhsE saoh wofufly o.
oaiyed and misisd cEsafurss sss rnest %
b piiied o. blsmad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

General aoarka. ~ famous Russian
tasiicsan. declared 10 a reoens spsscA
aelivssea 10 his otiesrs ~ Mosoov thai,
unlsa be bad been allotted very ahoss
span AZ life, be woald soon be aeain
lsading bis bravo solaisss On ne hastls-
field, Ia OthsR woraA GsasFAl Gourko
told BE efneers thai var vAs alnoss a
hand and thai knssA voald be enc Of
The eenaaalanis
This bald spsoeh Roaia nsQasseion-
nAly cReass me mast Intense exsass-
nens amone tie nsmbsEs q tAs InaeF-
RAiional Psaes soslasy. vsrs d scs Ter
ne iacs thai TIE reckless nataEs Il Rn~
sian eiaesss h VEL knewn. Thsg ass
eouilnaally imaRinlne thss uas q hss-I
sFlng somewhasa b ne nass vsrlnisy
nd AZ asNlnz thelf aolai1ls - q der